Next Solo: in DUBLIN!!!

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ptx said…
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15 May, 2009 08:57
jarta said…
¡Enhorabuena! ¡Por fin!
Éxito para tus Human Landscapes.
Besos.

(el comentario sumprimido de arriba era mío; equivoqué mi identidad...)
15 May, 2009 08:59
odette farrell said…
Gracias Martha :) ya te envié la invitación en formato PDF a tu mail...no sé por qué al cambiarla a jpg para subirla al blog, los colores se distorsionaron :(
15 May, 2009 10:23
Animal de Fondo said…
Está maravilloso, Odette.
¡Mucho éxito!
15 May, 2009 10:56
PIZARR said…
Espero que sea un exito.

Un fuerte abrazo Odette
15 May, 2009 22:34
nomesploraria said…
¡Espera que voy! (jeje, ya me gustaría)
17 May, 2009 17:37
Belnu said…
Tiene razón Nmp, a mí también me encantaría ir... ¡Que tengas mucho éxito y vendas muuuucho...!
18 May, 2009 14:38
Raquel Barbieri said…
Odette,

Quiero agradecerte tu visita a mi blog (en donde ya te respondí) y retribuírtela, agregando que estoy muy gratamente sorprendida con tu arte.
Seguiré mirando y leyendo.

Muchos cariños desde Buenos Aires:)
18 May, 2009 22:52
Vicent Llémena i Jambet said…
Por fin lo has conseguido, publicar o exponer en Dublín, la ciudad del genio en inglés del siglo XX Joyce, tú como una pequeña dublinesa sales en los carteles de la ciudad, enhorabuena, y que sigan los éxitos, un gran beso de Vicent.
19 May, 2009 02:05
el objeto a said…
ya te dije por mail, pero me encantó el texto que escribiste en la invitación, y hoy me llegó por correo!! Muchas gracias, Odette!
A mi madre que le encanta pintar le gustó mucho poder verla,

le pasé el mail a mi amigo que recién dejó Dublín, pero seguro que mantiene amigos, si aparecen ahí alemanes jóvenes ya sabes,

Que disfrutes a tope de Dublín y de los encuentros alrededor de tu trabajo!
Bravo!
19 May, 2009 13:16
odette farrell said…
Fmesmenota,
Gracias, fue en verdad maravilloso exponer en la tierra de mi abuelo :)

Pizarr,
Sí lo fue...gracias!!!

Nomes,
Apurate que en un mes se va!

Zbelnu,
Gracias bella escritora, ya hubo algunos puntos rojos y espero todos los cuadros consigan uno :)

Raquel,
Te seguiré leyendo a ti también, saludos al bello Buenos Aires

Vicent,
Muchas gracias! Sí estoy requete feliz...

V,
No ví Alemanes jóvenes :( pero espero que se den una vuelta. Gracias por la promoción, la expo durará TODO un mes!!!
26 May, 2009 15:51
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